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8 trusted places to find jobs in Uganda, from private companies to government and the UN, with a tip for applying on each.

  1. 1Check your CVGet your free score and fix the top issues.
  2. 2Pick where to applyJob boards, government or NGO and UN.
  3. 3Apply with confidenceRun through the checklist before you send.

Job boards for all sectors

Start here for private-sector jobs: banking, telecoms, sales, hospitality, finance and more.

BrighterMonday Uganda

Start here
brightermonday.co.ug
All sectors · entry to senior

One of the largest Ugandan job boards, with listings across most industries in Kampala and upcountry. You can filter by sector, location and experience, and set up job alerts.

CV tip: Many listings use “Easy apply” with the CV on your profile, so upload your rebuilt CV there before you start applying.

Visit BrighterMonday Uganda

Fuzu

fuzu.com/uganda
All sectors · NGOs · career advice

A job platform with Ugandan listings from companies and NGOs, plus career guidance and learning content. Useful for NGO and development-sector roles as well as private-sector jobs.

CV tip: Your Fuzu profile is read alongside your CV. Copy the same job titles, dates and results so the two match.

Visit Fuzu

Great Uganda Jobs

greatugandajobs.com
All sectors · schools · hotels · tenders

A long-running Ugandan listings site covering accounting, teaching, sales, technical and hospitality roles, with a separate section for tenders.

CV tip: Many adverts here ask you to email your CV and application letter. Name the PDF clearly, for example “Grace-Nakato-CV.pdf”.

Visit Great Uganda Jobs

LinkedIn Jobs

linkedin.com/jobs
Professional and international roles

Used by larger employers, NGOs and international organisations hiring in Uganda. Recruiters also search LinkedIn profiles directly.

CV tip: Keep your LinkedIn headline and experience consistent with your CV; panels often check both.

Visit LinkedIn Jobs

Government jobs

Public service posts are advertised and applied for through official channels. Always use the official site.

Public Service Commission

psc.go.ug
Ministries, departments and agencies

The Commission’s official site, with its jobs and adverts section and guidance on how public service recruitment works.

CV tip: Read each advert’s minimum requirements and make sure your CV shows each one clearly: exact qualification names and dates.

Visit Public Service Commission

ORAMIS (online applications)

Official
oramis.go.ug
Applying for public service posts online

The Public Service Commission’s online recruitment system, where current adverts are listed and applications are submitted.

CV tip: Have scans of your academic documents ready before you start. Use cvmakerr’s Government format for the CV you upload.

Visit ORAMIS (online applications)

NGO, UN and humanitarian jobs

International organisations post on their own career sites and on dedicated humanitarian job boards.

ReliefWeb Jobs

reliefweb.int/jobs
Humanitarian and development roles

A job board run by the UN’s humanitarian coordination office, listing NGO, UN and development jobs worldwide. Filter by country to see Uganda.

CV tip: These adverts often have long terms of reference. Paste the advert into the cvmakerr checker to see which of its keywords your CV is missing.

Visit ReliefWeb Jobs

UN Careers

careers.un.org
UN Secretariat roles

The official job site for UN Secretariat positions. UN agencies such as UNICEF, UNHCR and WFP also post on their own career pages.

CV tip: UN applications often use their own online profile or form. Use the same achievements as your CV, written as results with numbers.

Visit UN Careers

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Stay safe from fake jobs

Never pay for a job.

Genuine employers in Uganda don’t ask for Mobile Money fees, ever.

  • 01Never pay to get a job, an interview, training or a “medical”. Genuine employers in Uganda don’t ask for Mobile Money fees.
  • 02Check the advert on the employer’s official website or a trusted job board before you apply or share documents.
  • 03Be careful with jobs offered over WhatsApp or social media with very high pay for little experience.
  • 04For jobs abroad, check that the recruitment agency is licensed by the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development.
  • 05Don’t send your national ID or bank details until you have an official offer from a verified employer.

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Last checked 26/10/2026. cvmakerr is independent and not affiliated with these sites; logos belong to their owners. Listings, sign-up rules and any fees are set by each site.